Sentence examples for which can be felt from inspiring English sources

Residents describe this as a moment of energy and rekindled pride, which can be felt among the crowds that gather at popular taco trucks and in clubs playing Latin music, not rock 'n' roll.

They were bloody-minded about keeping art connected to the physical pleasures of daily life, a determination which can be felt in the directness and physical immediacy of a medium they particularly loved: the woodcut.

And Sarah Nicole Prickett, in her first piece for T, writes about the Rodarte girls Laura and Kate Mulleavy's endless delight in the romantic weirdness of their childhood home Santa Cruz — the ticky-tacky boardwalk, suburban split-levels and backyard forests — the influence of which can be felt emotionally in the clothes they design.

A new product being developed in London will help the deaf to hear, using vibrations which can be felt through the skin.

Why not just wait until college?" There is a certain specious appeal about the idea of deferring the teaching of evolution to college, which can be felt even by those who accept evolution.

Our test car featured a 2.5-liter, 150-hp five-cylinder engine that is pretty peppy and has a nice amount of torque, which can be felt at low engine speeds.

If you play an instrument, try composing a song in which anger can be felt.

In trying to answer those questions George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens must now engage in a delicate balance, combining its old tradition of historical curatorship with new traditions that try to wow visitors with sensations like a surround-sound theater in which cannon thuds can be felt in every seat and real snowflakes fall from the ceiling.

Swain also pointed out that "El Niño-related Niño-relatedhe ocean surface can actually influence the large-scale storm track over the Pacific," warmingeans its effects can be felt beyofd Northeand SoceanAmerica, and are usurfacemore unpleasant than some heavy rain.

What we didn't see were the "golden hair" jellyfish, which are virtually invisible but can be felt as they brush against your skin, leaving a rash that itches intensely for 10 minutes or so.

The depth to which a wave's effects can be felt depends on the wavelength and wave height.